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Director/writer: Doug Roos. Cast: Carey MacLaren and Laurel Kemper. The Sky Has Fallen is a curious movie that has plenty of potential should the zombie-ridden post-apocalyptic world get expanded upon. The survivors have took to the hills to hide. And instead of reclaiming the world, the emphasis this film makes is in how to forge relationships so another day will not feel so lonely. At its face level, this movie looks like a low-budget version of Ninja Assassin. There is lot of liquid blood being spilt and tight-shots being filmed, and that’s part of this movie’s charm. But before viewers can even moan, “not another zombie film!” they should consider what the film is redefining: the walking dead. Viewers may laugh when they emerge out of nowhere just waiting to be killed. They are very placid, bereft of motion. They are not your typical ‘Hungry Hungry Hippos...

Three words people... practical zombie effects. There's just nothing like 'em. Let's face it; a zombie flick needs memorable looking ghouls or who cares? The new indie flick The Sky Has Fallen is rockin' them in spades. Check it out!

Coming at us from writer/director Doug Roos and starring Carey MacLaren, Laurel Kemper, Cory Knisely, Shannon Gregory, and Doug Steward is The Sky Has Fallen, a post-apocalyptic tale rife with the living dead. The flick sports no CGI at all and won "Best Horror Feature" at the Indie Gathering Film Festival and "Best Feature" at the Freak Show Horror Film Festival. Amen and good on 'em! Hit up the website (link below) to order your copy today!

Synopsis

Within a couple of hours a new plague wipes out almost all of the world's population. Trying to avoid infection, people flee to remote locations, but they start seeing mysterious black...